Binks Boner Could Cost Senators Pennant In Final Surge
Washington's George Binks misplayed a sunlit fly while on deck, costing a potential sweep of the Athletics and leaving the Senators one game behind Detroit. The doubleheader ended in a split as Philadelphia won 4-3 in 12. Washington took the nightcap 4-3 in eight. In a separate NL note, the Cubs beat the Pirates 7-4 while the Cardinals toppled the Reds 9-6. Yankees beat the Red Sox 2-1 in five, Feller notching his fifth win since Navy discharge.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Prew
Washington Senators
George
Bingo) Binka
Fred Merkle
Fred Snodgrass
Heinie Zimmerman
Mickey Owen
Binks
Nats
Athletics
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Senators
Bengals
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boner
Washington
Walter Masterson
Nat Hurler
Ernie Kish
Mario Fioretti
Nelson Potter
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Whitey Kurowski
Reds
New York Yankees
Dave Ferriss
Bostom
Red Sox
Bosox
Bobby Feller
Navy
Chicago White Sox
Hag Gregg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Boston
Braves
New York Giants
Chuck Workman
Jim Wallace
Suspected Thief Held After Meigs County Arrest
Meigs County officers capture Lloyd Martin in Grass Run cave near Dexter, charging him with breaking and entering and related thefts. He is held in Pomeroy jail awaiting a hearing before Justice of the Peace Percy Peoples. FBI will process him for parole after the hearing. gun and stolen items found in the cave.
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Pomeroy
Lloyd Martin
Justice of the Peace
Percy Peoples
Hood Nicholson
Carpenter
Grass Run
Dexter
Frank Clark
Walter Wolfe
Edgar Ebersbach
Floyd Duntee
Rutland
Martin
Wolfe
FBI
Nicholson
Mark Grave of Member of Meigs DAR
Impressive grave marking ceremonies were held Sunday afternoon at Wilkesville cemetery for Mrs Agnes Mary Soles a member of the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. The ceremony included a bronze marker placement with remarks by Miss Bess Sanborn and notes on Mrs Soles Revolutionary ancestry and her patriotic zeal. Relatives attended from Washington DC and Wilkesville.
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Middleport
Wilkesville
Agnes Mary Soles
Jonathan Meigs
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. P. Lochary
R. A. Miller
Soles
Bess Sanborn
James McCormick
Russell Waltz
Bessie Wells
Clem Wilcox
James Clark
Pomeroy
Ann, Vinton
Eloise Grey
Weilston
Set
Lawson Seyfried
Bertha Canwell
Albany
Gna
Lochary
Miller
Sergeant Seyfried
C. Sanborn
Daisie Saunders
Seyfried
Thomas Googlein
John Chase
A. R. Kiight
Edward Stark
Guy Neiglet
O. P. Klein
Licensed To Marry In Meigs County
Meigs County Probate Court issued marriage licenses on Saturday September 22 to Henry Fr. Mertens and Mane Hysell both of Ohio, plus Howard Richmond of Beckley West Virginia and Juanita Coleman of Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Henry FR. Mertens
Lakewood
Ohio
Mane Hysell
Middeport
Howard Richmond
Beckley
W. Va
Juanita Coleman
Slaughter Funeral To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lavernia Slaughter age 74 who died at her daughter Daisy O Neil’s home will be at two o clock Tuesday at Letart Methodist Church with interment in Letart Cemetery The body lies in state at Finsterwald Funeral Home She is survived by ten daughters including Mrs O Neil and Mrs Edna Jaenks of Ravenna and by thirty two grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Remembrance Grant Shocks Peacre Community
Mrs. Mary Smith of Peacre Avenue was surprised by a gift ring sent by her grandson Eat Denny Jr now stationed abroad. The gesture, described as a pitchstone, came as a warm surprise from a family member serving away duties, illustrating enduring ties.
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Pomeroy
Mary Smith
Peacre
Ave
Eat Denny, Jr
Young Denny
Partons
League Leaders By The Associated Press
National and American League batting leaders listed with top names such as Cavarietta Holmes Stirnweiss Cuccinella and Moses. Run and hit totals shown for seasons with leaders including 125 runs 218 hits and 28 home runs.
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Associated Press
Cavarietta
Chicago
S—Rosen
Brooklyn
Walker
Holmes
Boston
Olmo
QLEN
St. Louis
Stephens
OSU Buckles Down Ahead of Missouri Opener
The Ohio State University football squad buckled down in final week of practice for the opener against Missouri next Saturday afternoon. Coach Darrell Widdoes scouted the Wisconsin-Great Lakes game Saturday. Hostess Mrs Elizabeth Campbell entertained her card club.
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Columbus
lTa
Ohio State University
Missouri
Darrell Widdoes
Pomeroy
Elizabeth Campbell
Elizabeth Uber
Oberlin Yeomen roll to 33 to 0 victory over Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin College’s Yeomen rout Ohio Wesleyan 33 to 0 to extend their unbeaten run. The Marine-holstered team relied on passes and three ground plays with a late Bishops push to the seven-yard line marking the only serious threat. The rout capped a day that also featured strong showings by Miami and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oberlin College
DePauw
Chip Wesleyan
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Bishops
Johnson Wins Horseshoe Title in National Tourney
James Johnson of Ludlow Kentucky claimed the National A.A.U. Horseshoe Pitching Championship by winning 14 of 15 games in the final round. He also retained the Ohio AAU Singles crown. Stanley Manker of Chillicothe placed third in national singles.
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Cincinnati
James Johnson
Ludlow
Johnson
Stanley Manker
Chillicoth
McBee Bowling and League Open Season Against Four Opponents
Meigs County Common Pleas Court action filed by Hazel Lane seeks partition of real estate against Alva Lane and others. The case filed Saturday involves multiple parties and applies to property involved in the real estate partition dispute. Also note McBee Bowling Men’s League schedule begins next Saturday with Uno Ceo opening against Missouri. Wilberforce Wooster and Ohio University games listed.
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Missouri
Wilberforce
Wooster
Ohio University
Meigs County
Common Pleas Court
Hazel Lane
Alva Lane
Ohio University “Bobcats
Bowling Green
Falcons
Russians Withdraw from Olympic Team Event
Russians pull out of the Olympics team event allowing the United States to win with 94 points. Britain finished with 25 and the British score is noted as a reach. The Little Olympics proceeded despite the withdrawal, and Americans secured the championship.
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Berlin
Stars Deliver Early Season Highlights Across League Openers
Yesterday's box score recap highlights Andy Pafko's Cubs salvage a 7-3 win over the Pirates with a bases loaded hit. Nelson Potter and George Kell star in shutouts and decisive runs for Browns and Athletics. Myatt and Kell drive Washington to a 4-3 victory, Bonham and Ferriss duel in a 6-5 Yankee win, and Karl shuts down the Dodgers as Phillies win 9-0 and 4-3 in separate games.
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Associated Press
Andy Pafko
Cubs
Pirates
Nelson Potter
Browns
Tigers
George Kell
Athletics
George Myatt
Senators
Kell
Myatt
Washington
Bobby Feller
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Tere Rid
Sax
Ernie Bonham
Yankees
Lake
Bonham
Boo Ferriss
Hal Gregg
Dodgers
Anston Karl
Phillies
Grege
Phill
Karl
Phils
Motorist Is Fined By Meigs Justice
POMEROY Allen Nelson of Danville pleaded guilty to hitting Russell Snowden Rutland youth with his car as he ran from a bus on school bus return trip with his uncle. Nelson left the scene first pleading not guilty. The boy was taken to Holzer Hospital in serious condition.
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Pomeroy
Allen Nelson
Danville
Russell Snowden
Rutland
Hey
Justice of the Peace Field Dunies
Nelson
Holzer Hospital
Colonels Confident of Victory in Playoff Final
The Louisville Colonels, third place, head to St Paul with confidence of repeating their 1944 Shaughnessy title and earning a Little World Series spot by beating St Paul 6-0 in game three. St Paul leads 2-1. series resumes tomorrow at Saint’s home park.
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Louisville
Louisville Colonels
St. Paul
American Association
Colonels
Milwaukee Brewers
Fullerton's Roundup on AAU and baseball figures
Fullerton mulls AAU criticism and pro development in sports. Notes on players Jane Schoendienst Marty Marion switch to left field and Hank Greenberg’s post Army pennant drive. Mentions Peanuts Lowrey and George Case with brief service notes on GI desire to try civilian life.
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AL Schoendienst
Cardinals
Red
Marty Marion
Peanuts Lowrey
Cube
Los Angeles
Peanuts
Cubs
Hank Greenberg
A. F
Philippines
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Middleport Social Notes
First Baptist Church
Harry Houdashelt
J. M. Mygatt
Charles Bennett
Harry Cross
Co. P. Bradbury
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Beulah White
George McGhee
Homer Hysell
Downing Roush
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L. O. Gardner
H. M. Cross
Lawrence Bing
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Will Haptonstall
Nash Haskins
Ralph Zandel
Sharon
Burford
L. E. Burford
Evangeline Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Will Reynolds
Charleston
Vernon Kellogg
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Paul Winn
Don Pullins
Anna Glaze
Homer Glaze
Raymond Fultins
Jane Harris
Charlene Walburn
Judy Arnold
Nina Russell
Sidney Russell
Meigs
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B. E. Grant
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Winchester, Ltd
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Bureau of Unemployment
T. A. May
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Alice W. Brendt
Virginia Winston
Wilberforce College
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Mary Gomer
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J. ©. Leonard
Nebraska
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New York City
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Jack Welsh
Lhe Evans Market
Athens
Aaron Sheets
Brooks McKinley
HE. O. McKinley
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Fred Sullivan
Huntington
William ™ Ray
Portsmouth
C. W. Ramsey
Arthur Cavert
Robert Diedrick
Walter Diedrick
Marietta
Jacob Bumgard
Mark Grave
Meigs Dar
Eva Faris
Pomeroy Schools
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Rest
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Columbous
Jackson
Ervin Eubanks and
Thomas Hennessy
Eubanks
Ellen Hennessy
A. J. Beadle
Winter Park
Fla
George G. Wildermuth
Massillon
Beadle
John Marshall
Marshall
Risch Drug Store
Marshalls
General Chemical Defense Corporation
Pomeroy Berdero
Blaine Gilra
May Kall
Memph Tenn
Holt
Irs
Lucs Gibbs
Pomeroy Social Notes
Hawaii
Joseph Quisenberry
Syracuse
Quisenberry
Hickam Field
University of Hawaii
May Daniels Carter
Illnois
Elizabeth
Daniels
Iate
Athens County
Frangis D White
Said
M Scraxn
Bret Duis
Clarence V. Strawn
Sheir Raime Wisn
Francis D. White
Sid County
AH Luka
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Harlen Kageler
Chauncey
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Dover
OSU
Oberlin Yeomen
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Miami
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Redskins
Tal
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Turkall
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Simpson
Roman
Tory
Case
Paquette
Berea
Cook
Ohio State
Harry Ewing
Otterbein
Linals
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Viia
Graves
Swank
Co. Hawk
Dailey
Selby
Engleskind
H. Hawk O
McBride
Smith
Scriveny
Olymics
Meigs Justice
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Kenosha
Why
Evaniol
Norito
Beaco
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Amateur Athletic Union
Armateur
Jane
Saas
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Gene Kelly
Kathryn Grayson
Jono Sturbt
Rags
Ragland
Dean Stockwell
Gary Cooper
Ingrid Bergman
Katina Paxinou
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Joseph Callein
Captain Eddie
Richard Arlen
Cheryl Walker
Bobby Driscoll
Roger Pryor
Jan Reith
Lulu Bellis
Scotty
Pico Wholesale Co
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